Hexagon Quilt complete

My oldest granddaughter, Stephanie graduated from High School last month. I finished the quilt for her graduation gift. It was quilted on a long arm machine by my second daughter's mother-in-law It turned out very beautiful, and she was so pleased to get it. Two down and eleven to go!

My latest quilts

I finished this quilt about a month ago.  A friend made two blocks for me, and I created the rest of the quilt around those two blocks.  Can you tell which ones she made?

I named it, "A Wonderful World."  The top row is night time.  The rest of the rows are summer, fall, winter, and spring.  Each row has two trees, a house, and a landscape with a vehicle in it.  You can't see the border in this shot, so I'm adding another shot that shows the border.

Earlier in the year I finished this quilt that I had been working on for some time.  I bought the pattern for it 15 to 20 years ago and never had time to make it until now.  It is called "Hawaiian Sunrise."  I wanted it bigger than the pattern made it, so I just added more black.  When I got it done, I thought it was too much black, so I made the throw pillow to go with it.

Beautiful Log Cabin design

Beatiful Log Cabin Design in a Circular pattern

Scrappy Baby Quilt

I finished this cute pinwheel quilt this morning. My trainer at the gym is expecting her first baby next week, and I decided to go to my scraps and create another baby quilt. I did not have to buy any of the fabric, backing or batting. It was all from my stash or scrap bins. I machine quilted it, using a Treble Cleft design I got with one of my quilting magazines. Pretty fun, if I do say so myself.

It has been too long since I even turned on the sewing machine!

I so love this quilt!  It is a winter wonderland sort.
In the meadow we can build a snowman

I adore this quilt!

I adore this quilt.

A field with wooden plank pathways...

Wonderful landscape

I love the land in the background.

Check out this wonderful landscape quilt...well it is a total quilter's dream in art form!

DP9P Baby Quilt

I just finished this fun baby quilt using the disappearing nine patch technique I learned in our mystery quilt adventure.  I really love the technique and had a lot of fun putting this together for my expected grandson.

Jacob's Ladder

Next project minus the borders

This has been a fun and fast project. I have wanted to make a Jacob's Ladder for several years, but just never got around to it. A few months ago I saw a tutorial on-line and decided it was time to think about it. I made the blocks from fat quarters that came in packets that I never used on another project, or from left-over other projects. A fat quarter will make 2 blocks, so I set one in the left-over yellow from my Dorinda quilt and matched the mottled look in gold. Next I set the blocks opposite each other and made a four block larger block. It is roughly 60 X 80 inches at this point. I haven't decided what to do for the borders, but am leaning to using the gold, as I still have some fabric left over. The yellow is gone, so I can't use any of that.